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Howard Knox Worner - Records

Title
Howard Knox Worner - Records
Repository
Private hands (Worner, H.K.)
Date Range
1930 - 1988
Description

Correspondence 1962-88; reports (30 volumes); diaries 1930-88 (85 volumes); research notebooks 1956-88; publication records (136 volumes); scrapbooks 1930-88; photographs 1930-88; family history records; information is held relating to Worner's role as Founding Honorary Secretary of the Australian Academy of Technological Sciences (and Engineering) 1975-85 [about 300 volumes].

Formats
Photographs
Quantity
300 volumes approx.
Access
Contact Australian Science and Technology Heritage Centre

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